
As the Senior Product Designer, I spearheaded a significant UI/UX effort to upgrade Xodo, transitioning from a basic tool-oriented interface to a more cohesive and modern application. This project was part of a larger company rebranding effort and aimed at enhancing usability, making features easier to discover, and ensuring visual consistency.
Deliverables:
Legacy User Experience
Xodo had solid technology and capabilities, but the user experience felt outdated. The homepage resembled more of a utility menu than a dashboard, making it tough for users to quickly locate tools or grasp what Xodo offered beyond basic editing.
Rebrand-Driven Design Overhaul
In early 2023, Xodo’s parent company underwent a rebranding from PDFTron to Apryse, initiating a comprehensive UI/UX refresh across all products. It wasn’t just about giving the interface a new look; it was also about aligning the entire product experience with Apryse’s core values.
To guide the redesign and pinpoint user needs:
This approach made sure that the new design was grounded in actual user needs rather than just looking good.
Modern Web-Based Application Experience
The revamped homepage rolled out several UX enhancements:
A key challenge was figuring out how to clearly distinguish between free and Pro features. This involved close collaboration with marketing, product, and engineering teams to ensure upgrades were easy to find without being intrusive.
Current Metrics (as of mid-2023):





